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Research area 2:Operations Management

in Norwegian Manufacturing

12-10-2012

Area 2

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Research Area 2

Vision: To enable intelligent and automated operations of manufacturing by applying new models for work organization and planning and control.

Research challenges:– Planning and control– Lean and ICT– One-of-a-kind operations in the engineering industry– Work organization– Company-specific production systems (xPS)

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Research Area 2

The research is organised in two work packages: – WP4 – Planning and control of intelligent operations– WP5 - Ideal Factory

Companies and people:• Companies: Volvo Aero, Pipelife, Tine, Benteler, Kongsberg

Automotive, Teeness• PhD´s: Daryl Powel, Emrah Arica, Jonas Ingvaldsen, Torbjørn

Netland, Taravatsadat Nehzati, • Arealeader: Heidi Dreyer, WP leaders: Erlend Alfnes and Johan

Ravn • Research groups: SINTEF Teknologiledelse, IØT, IPK and

University of Aalborg (DK)

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2008-2011

The Ideal factory project created a

concept describing the ideal factory for

high-tech and mass customised manufacturing.

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• Based on ERP Proven Path – methodology for ERP implementation

• Systematic integration of lean practices within the ERP implementation framework

Audit / Assessment 1 Audit / assessment 3

First-cut educationEstablish strategic

visionOrganizational

structure Cost-benefit analysis

Go/no-go decisionDefine and establish

teamsProject

OrganizationImplement lean

foundationsPerformance

Goals

PHASE I I :ADVANCED ERP-enabled Lean Production

(12-24mths)PHASE I :

BASIC Lean and ERP (12-36mths)

Ongoing software support

Continuous I mprovement

PHASE I I I : CONTINUOUS

IMPROVEMENT

Audit / assessment 2

Demand management, planning, and scheduling processes

Sales and operations planning

Software configuration and installation

Ongoing education and training

Pull system

Initial education and training

Value Stream Analysis: Organize for flow & Vertical information systems

Finance and accounting processes (Lean accounting): Process definition and implementation

Data integrity

Pilot and CutoverDefine Products & Processes (VSM)

Software selection

ERP-Based Lean Implementation Process

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AUTOPART 2011-2014

Goal Develop concepts, methods and tools

that enable focused spare part production in effective interaction with production of regular parts

Vision Establish Raufoss as a "spare parts

cluster" with world-wide leading competence in the production and delivery of automotive spare parts

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Results 2011-2012Industrial cases and demonstrators:• Cases with Volvo Aero Norge, Teeness, Tine, Pipelife, Kongsberg

Automotive, and Benteler• The demonstrator IDEALFACTORY@XPS with Volvo Aero Norway and

Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace. Spin off research projects• Autopart: Efficient production of automotive sparepartsInternational conferences• The 13th International conference on Modern Information technology in

the Innovation processes of the Industrial Enterprises (MITIP)PhDs dissertations• Hanne Finnestrand (2011): The Role of the Shop Steward in Organizations

Using High Involvement Workplace Practices • Marco Semini (2011): Applicability of Operations Research in

Manufacturing Logistics

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Selected publications

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Publ

icat

ions

RA

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11Publikasjon Type Nivå Poen

g

Aa, O.A., Anthonsen, H., and Netland, T., (2011). The theoretical landscape of intra-firm best practice management: A narrative literature review. MITIP 2011, Trondheim, Norway.

Del av bok/rapport - Vitenskapelig Kapittel/Artikkel

1 0,7

Bakås, O., Govaert, T., and Landeghem, H.V., (2011). Challenges and success factors for implementation of lean manufacturing in European SMEs. MITIP 2011, Trondheim, Norway.

Del av bok/rapport - Vitenskapelig Kapittel/Artikkel

1 1

Bohlin, R.A., and Emrah, E., (2011). Virtual integration and control of supply chains in ship projects. MITIP 2011, Trondheim, Norway.

Del av bok/rapport - Vitenskapelig Kapittel/Artikkel

1 0,7

Hvolby, H.H., Steger-Jensen, K., Alfnes, E., Dreyer, H., (2011). Collaborative Demand and Supply Planning Networks. In Enterprises Information Systems Design, Implementation and Management: Organizational Applications. IGI Global, Cruz-Cunha, Maria Manuela; Varajão, Joao (eds.), pp.496-504. New York, USA.

Del av bok/rapport - Vitenskapelig Kapittel/Artikkel

1 0,7

Netland, T., and Alfnes, E., (2011). Proposing a Quick Best Practice Maturity Test for Supply Chain Operations. Measuring Business Excellence, 15, pp.66-76.

Tidsskriftspublikasjon - Vitenskapelig artikkel

1 1

Oseng, T., Williams, O., Thomas, R., Donne, K., Powell, D.J., (2011). The application of lean thinking to the prototype design and manufacture of motorsport composite structures. MITIP 2011, Trondheim, Norway.

Del av bok/rapport - Vitenskapelig Kapittel/Artikkel

1 0,7

Powell, D.J., and Goeldner, T., (2011). The Use of Information Technology in Lean Production: Results of a Transnational Survey. MITIP 2011, Trondheim, Norway.

Del av bok/rapport - Vitenskapelig Kapittel/Artikkel

1 0,7

Powell, D.J., and Olesen, P., (2011). ERP Systems for Lean Production Control. MITIP 2011, Trondheim, Norway.

Del av bok/rapport - Vitenskapelig Kapittel/Artikkel

1 0,7

Powell, D.J., and Sletten, L., (2011). Lean vs IT: Effective Production Control and Performance Management with Dashboards. MITIP 2011, Trondheim, Norway.

Del av bok/rapport - Vitenskapelig Kapittel/Artikkel

1 0,7

Powell, D.J., and Strandhagen, J.O., (2011). Lean production vs. ERP systems: an ICT paradox? Operations Management, 37(3), pp.31-36

Tidsskriftspublikasjon - Vitenskapelig artikkel

1 1

Rolfsen, M., (2011). Co-construction of management concepts: Interpretative viability as opportunity for workplace democracy. Journal of Action Research, 9(4), pp. 329-343

Tidsskriftspublikasjon - Vitenskapelig artikkel

1 1

Rolfsen, M., (2011). How close can we dance? Labour-management partnership on a borderline. Journal of Economic and Industrial Democracy, 32(4), pp.591-608

Tidsskriftspublikasjon - Vitenskapelig artikkel

1 1

Schütz, P., and Tomasgard, A., (2011). The Impact of Flexigility on Operational Supply Chain Planning. International Journal of Production Economics, 134(2), pp.300-311.

Tidsskriftspublikasjon - Vitenskapelig artikkel

1 1

Strandhagen, J.O., Dreyer, H.C., and Romsdal, A., (2011). Control Model for Intelligent and Demand-Driven Supply Chains. In Managing Global Supply Chain Relationships: Operations, Strategies and Practices. IGI Global, Flynn, Barbara; Morita, Michiya; Machuca, Jose (eds.), pp.49-70. New York, USA.

Del av bok/rapport - Vitenskapelig Kapittel/Artikkel

1 0,7

Total 11,6

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Publikasjon Type Nivå Poeng

Høyen, Kvame, Mariathas, Powell & Tranberg (2012) “Integrating RCM and TPM: Towards a Framework for Lean Maintenance”. IWAMA 2012, Trondheim, Norway

Del av bok/rapport - Vitenskapelig Kapittel/Artikkel

1 0,7

Ingvaldsen, J. & Rolfsen, M. (2012) Autonomous work groups and the challenge of inter-group coordination. Human Relations, 2012, 65: 861

Tidsskriftspublikasjon - Vitenskapelig artikkel 2 3

Ingvaldsen, J. A., Rolfsen, M. and Finsrud, H. D. (2012) Lean organisering i norsk arbeidsliv: slutten på medvirkning? MAGMA, 15(4), pp. 42-50

Tidsskriftspublikasjon - Vitenskapelig artikkel 1 1

Levin, M., T. Nilssen, J. E. Ravn and L. Øyum (2012). Demokrati i arbeidslivet. Den norske samarbeidsmodellen som konkurransefortrinn. Bergen: Fagbokforlaget.

Bok - Vitenskapelig monografi 1 5

Netland, T. and Sanchez, E., (2012). People at the wheel – Volvo’s lean journey. Lean Management Journal, March 2012

Tidsskriftspublikasjon - Vitenskapelig artikkel 1 1

Powell, D., (2012). Norway, a lean champion (Lean in Norway). Lean Management Journal, March 2012

Tidsskriftspublikasjon - Vitenskapelig artikkel 1 1

Ravn, J. E., (2012). Quo vadimus? Tre scenarioer for samarbeidsmodellen i fremtidens arbeidsliv. MAGMA, 15(4), pp. 68-77

Tidsskriftspublikasjon - Vitenskapelig artikkel 1 1

Rolfsen, M., J. Ingvaldsen and M. Hatling: Graphical profiling of team working through participatory research. Team Performance Management, 2012, Volume 18, issue 1 / 2, side 27-40.

Tidsskriftspublikasjon - Vitenskapelig artikkel 1 1

Sriram, P.K., Alfnes, E. , and Arica. E., (2012). Manufacturing planning and control functionalities in engineer-to-order companies: an investigation of challenges and existing solutions. IWAMA 2012, Trondheim, Norway

Del av bok/rapport - Vitenskapelig Kapittel/Artikkel

1 0,7

Strandhagen, J., (2012). Production Control for Operational Excellence: Trends, Cases and Research Areas. IWAMA 2012, Trondheim, Norway

Del av bok/rapport - Vitenskapelig Kapittel/Artikkel

1 0,7

Total 15,1

Publications RA2 2012

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International collaboration

Strategy• Collaborate with selected international Partners• International co-publishing• Researchers exchange/mobility• Hosting international conferences

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Conferences• IFIP - International Federation for Information Processing. Working

Group 5.7 “Advances in Production Management Systems”• EurOMA – European Operations Management Association• MITIP - International Conference on “The Modern Information

Technology in the Innovation Processes of the Industrial Enterprise” (MITIP)

Journals• Computers in Industry• International Journal of Production Research• International Journal of Operations and Production Management• Lean Management Journal• Human Relations

Selected scientific networks and journals

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Norman PhD Projects

Emrah Arica:Event handling

Tine, VAN, Teeness

Daryl Powell:Lean and ERP

Benteler, Pipelife

Phillip Spenhoff:Lean PPC in mass

productionBenteler

Taravatsadat Nehzati:

Real time planningTine, VAN

Torbjørn Netland:Global Production

SystemsVolvo Aero Norge

Jonas Ingvaldsen:Lean teams

Benteler, Teenes

Hanne O. Finnestrand:

The Role of the Shop Steward

in Organizations using HighInvolvement Workplace

Practices

Lean and ICT Planning and Control

Work organizationCompany-specific production systems (xPS) One-of-a-kind

operations in the

engineering industry

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Extra slides

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Subject Partner Activities Strategy Region

Production planning and control

Aalborg University, Department of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering, Center for Logistics (CELOG): Prof. Hans Henrik Hvolby and Kenn Steger-Jensen

A concept for workflow in Lean ERP

• Researcher exchange• Co-publishing• Hosting international

conferences

EU

Manufacturing and service management

University of Bergamo, IT – Research Centre on Logistics and After-Sales Service (CELS): Prof. Sergio Cavalieri (Research director), Ass. Prof. Roberto Pinto (Supply chain), Ass. Prof. Paolo Gaiardelli (Service management).

A framework for Lean Product-service Systems

• Co-publishing• Students exchange• Research visits• Workshops

EU

Lean and Engineer- to-Order (ETO)

University of Cardiff, UK – Logistics and Operations Management Section and Lean Enterprise Research Centre (LERC): Prof. Mohamed Naim (Head of section), Prof. Denis Towill (Director of Logistics systems dynamics group), Dr Jonathan Gosling (Lecturer), Pauline Found (Senior Research Assistant).

Lean Enterprise Research Centre (LERC) Norway

• Research visits and exchange

• Co-publishing• Workshop

EU

Intelligent manufacturing system and ICT

Shanghai University, China • Hosting of international conferences

• Researcher exchange

Asia

Global production management

Georgetown University, Washington DC, USA – McDonough School of Business: Prof. Kasra Ferdows

• Research exchange and visits

US

Fraunhofer; • Workshop EU

Work life science KUL Leuven, Centre for Sociological Research, Belgium: Professor Geert van Hootegem and professor Jos Benders,

• Co-publishing• Guest lectures• Research visits

EU

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Research Area 2International conferences

– International Workshop of Advanced Manufacturing (IWAMA), Trondheim 22-24nd June 2012.

– The 16th International Workshop on Teamworking (IWOT 16), Trondheim September 2012

Co-publishing– More than 10 papers have been published in journals and proceedings

together with international partners

Mobility– Torbjørn Netland is spending one year at Georgetown University,

McDonough School of Business, Washington D.C., USA– Professor Hans-Henrik Hvolby, Aalborg University is engaged in a Professor II

at IPK, NTNU– PhD student Emrah Arica has visited the university in Aalborg, Denmark in

order to discuss his research, 8th -16th March 2012

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Research Area 2 (cont.)Seminars and workshops

– SMARTLOG seminar “Modern trends in production control: Lean and ICT”, Trondheim 7th March together with Professor Rik van Landeghem, Ghent University, Belgium

– Daryl Powell presented with Prof. Jan Riezebos (Groningen, NL) at the Quick Response Manufacturing Conference in Arnhem, Netherlands 5th-7th June 2012

Joint initiatives and discussions with international research partners– Workshop with Fujitsu and University of Aachen to work out proposal for

Supply Chain Information Hub for the Eu-project. Copenhagen, Feb 2012 – Workshop in the EU 7th FWP project LinkedDesign - Linked Knowledge in

Manufacturing, Engineering and Design for Next-Generation Production.– Workshop for develop a framework for Lean Product-service systems at the

University of Bergamo, 16th-18th July 2012

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Research Area 2 (cont.)Joint initiatives and discussions with international research partners

– Discussions of joint research project with John Bicheno and Simon Eliass at the Lean Enterprise Research Center in Cardiff, 13th of April 2012

– 4 exchange students were hosted at NTNU IPK / SINTEF Logistikk during Spring 2012. These were Fedele Francesca and Mattia Maestroni (University of Bergamo, Italy) who worked on the AutoPART project with Benteler Aluminium Systems, Raufoss; Andreas Binder (Leipzig University, Germany) who was directly associated with SFI NORMAN, and and Xabier Itoiz Bueno (University of the Basque Country) who worked on an integrated control and control studio concept.

– Workshops with Shanghai University to organize and prepare The 16th International Workshop on Teamworking (IWOT 16), Trondheim September 2012

– Discussions with EESUN (European employee support network) group at Arbetstakarkonsult in Stockholm, March 29th.

– Co-publishing, guest lectures and research meetings between professor Geert van Hootegem and professor Jos Benders, KUL Leuven and Monica Rolfsen and Jonas Ingvaldsen, NTNU.

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Enterprise networkand managementperspective

Local storageCentral storageMaterial processing systemFeeder systemResource handling systemMaterial handling systemTransportation system

Paint shop

MachiningPre-assembly

Component assembly

Final assembly

Packaging

Box erection

Shipping

Plant managementperspective

Manufacturing Process managementperspective

Research Area 2

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WP4: Planning and control of intelligent operations

Aim: to develop new control concepts and models for

use in real time operational settings which supplement the traditional MRP logic;to enable automated and intelligent operations in

the factory and throughout the supply chain.

Examples of research challenges:• Lean and ICT• Managing complexity and uncertainty in production

control

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WP5: Ideal Factory

Aim: to develop models for joint optimization of

technologically advanced production systems, control systems and high performance collaborative work organizations, particularly in the areas of high tech, partly automated manufacturing and in the project-type production of the engineering industry

Examples of research challenges:• Develop principles for management tasks and improve

the knowledge organization• Increase use of technology through robust flow-

oriented organization